Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-10-15

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municipality IN so short hme!h To Mrs.
congressman Rice, Mr.. Cleveland said My
/ 9 VIE says sne never met such charming
i Psas;S ana quite agree with her" 50 the
- ,s 81 pai ana MIS-. cleveland sald goodbye
/ 70 oGs Taul.
1 AT MINNEAPOLIS
President fgana1o,,,7,, =. ~
| - - - o' va
! onensng, Wnere 8 salute was tired, reached
Minneapolis at ! 2. NJ, and the broad
q .. A1,s suo S1A.e' nn"auAee
| q ot.sfnul II. H.. passenger station could
scarcely contain the great throng assembled
/ to greet the p,,ests Of dav Mavor Amas
i - =, e - : 49,; y n .A,"'1
anu osn = a asi ieceiveu 1ne uissin-
the thousands they we're driven - tho
West hotel. Idberati,s hand and tba
/ .,:l ,I. !, eD'''-'s.s
mlilIla leauing Jne way. At p. M, the
party again took carriages for rather ex-
/ tended drive about the beautiful city.
/ returning to the hotel, the party entered
and soon appeared on the balcony, when as
soon as the cheering would permit Mayor
to which the President happily responded:
Fellow Citizens: have come from the
wonderful city Of st. Paul, to see its twin
/ wonder and the people of Minneapolis I
have lately seen a book entitled sMinne-
apolIs and ST. Paul compar, d. which
pretenses of the latter named city as in
any phase or feature the equal Of this.
/ Applause. became somewhat confused
with the facts and figures produced, and
made up my mind that I must see both
cities in order to determine the question
which has been discusseu with so much
i spirit, and now, after seeing both, have
made up my mind that if the people Of
these two cities are not satisfied with their
respective conditions of greatness and
Il growth.
are. Applause. While these two places
4 have been twisting figures about to
determine which was the greatest, the rest
4 of us have been pointing to you both as the
pesI eAemPhncatlon OF what American
P q n1s,o,,s anu energy can accomplish.
WIEN see Ihls nanosome CITY ana It's
neautlIul residences, ana It's STIR and actlv.
IVY, anu us immense business blocks, and
W WV II occurs 70 me That am IN the great
Hss Wne al na la17 OF me Worlo, That the
iaisesG uouI naln IN existence Is located
mere re- d Lnat an OF such mills have capacity
=, a S;,ot oaraeas oay, thaI these mills are
~ E,,s.o,, WIN ene MARKERS
Honr &c nnoiI'' a1L,,n,,t VI oatIels oI
markets. and ,ansolf 1np,,der; ~ lorelgh
further would IsVa to 90 ~ n mom ant tIa
west. IAnnlansa mean ffbat s.o u W os sr
which nep ,;ofl,ad 90 1na' ouI w ISL
when hov nv the covarad w ,,aag na aI1od
WIZ g., wy py Sne coxsieu wagon, nlled
, W1en men, women; children ana household
tbronph tba v; III s 90 Wy it, ats way
hnls was was, no. 70, SO very long ago, and may
~ SCI - 20 coveieu wagon some OF
81 =. uea II to,o oon enIre
thasa 90 Snn VI Sro hor WIS US 4astoo, anM OF
Vori2 90 49,, ~ Sue sIaIe VI New
IN saDin ta ~ seS se V, ~ I h Ssrange
seen sn9,a If tbese ,,ao1ia 10y 10y thge;, nave
hare And do nnt ,paent;n,, ~ ~; 'he.l way
NORTON If vonr nonu1a ~, ~ ll go pr
New York Tor The clai;,ea a. Io, OIL rom
YOUR prosperity to anv ViSt3,e which an" Mott bt
origin. 0u IL 'ne s'a'e u tnelf
-,
am ohly CnlDKhg OF me 1oea had
e wnHn Saw IueSG people pass, InaG tnose
S;anE a'inS ous WesC were leav!hg 0ld civil
llza5lon Dehna, ana am thinking how ab-
sure IL Woulo DC 1or me II should meet one
~ " Guese pioneers OF MS sons on your streets
, 70 uay anu aCIempI 10 trace with him the
caelsza al b me cultivatlon ana the refine
liz tot ~, LIE iot Luis VIII GhaC ne or
sides the fs e { 6a +h ~. Appta4se BE-
lSneu ~ largely 70 your populatlon gives
az me Detter right to be proud OF you.
ana IL seems 10 me that every American
cltlzen should ne proud that his country can
| produce two such cities, with the history,
the growth, and the success Of Minneapolis
anu %. Eaul. prolonged and enthusiastic
applause.
ni hong anu ProlongeG applause followed
i -: Inc people seemed Sill unsatlsfled. "Get
up. TraS:nkle! get UP, frankie" was heard
~ az uilSSIiuus Inc 5resluen1 10oK Mrs
OleVeland,s nanu, ana as the Lady arose
ana mace step forward with most be-
Wltcnlng shlie ana DOW, the spectators sent
up round OF caeers that outdld all thei1
enorts ID tnat me before. The party i'm;
20 thelr carriages and the great procession
| once ace more moved forward:
t lhe parry, now IN ther carriages
) were escorted py the LIST regiment NJ. N: e..
anu Rroceeaeo 70 me Exposluon, and on
arr th proceeded to the top ct the tower
sc I tney were escorted to the platform
t Where tney were greeted by such a con
gregata1on as me fresident Will never again
sSe unuei one rooL ID Inls country. Alter
fnegr tha ano cneers Mayer Ames IN
uta 5ne W64 made
his speech rather unexpectedly to the crowd
a alI snGi1 T., Was az aMRWara pause. 1t was
stepped forward and said ssfad d s1 and
Gentlemen-l have now the honor to in
produce the lady who year ago started
the machinery of this Exposition for the
trst time, the first lady OF the land, Mrs
} Cleveland"
, Mrs. cleveland arose with a smile on he1
} race: and walked forward to the edge of the
Here again she gracefully bowed, and the
vast audience stood up in acknowledgement
OF her salutation and cheered wildly, at the
same time waving hats, hands and handker
chiefs. The ovation was magnificent. I'm
J medlately basket Of flowers was handed
up Ito to ~ Cleveland, and the Presidents
party left the platform and descending to
the second floor passed into the art gallery.
Mayor Ames again escorted the President
and Judge Rea Mrs. Cleveland and they
, were again conveyed to the West, where a